29 Oct 06
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Originally posted by amannionAnd it seems as though it doesn't take much to belittle your beliefs either. It is only a matter of choosing to show a little respect about other beliefs that you deem laughable or contrary to your own.
Didn't read the post whodey, but do I need to?
It doesn't take much to belittle your beliefs let's face it.
Oh, and I can take it, don't worry ...
Oh, and I do worry, I worry a great deal...............NOT
29 Oct 06
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Originally posted by KellyJayI haven't debated with you in a long time. Given that you guys have no other mechanism than magic, I think the whole discussion is a non-starter. Nevertheless, I show up now and then to prod some of you to offer original or novel ideas.
It was never a contest of mechanisms telerion, I have been debating
with you for how long? I acknowledge small changes, we can call that
evolution if you like, if that makes you happy. The debate is about
what was the starting point like, how much change can a be done
through these small changes, and so on.
Kelly
Edit: No offense to you, KJ. Your faith is your own to choose of course. However, 'God just done it somehow or other and evolution beyond a kind is impossible . . . crazy evolutionists . . . radiometic dating flawed . . . human footprints found with dinosaurs . . . the flood altered all the laws of physics just so . . .etc.' just isn't very interesting to me.
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by KellyJayYou don't seem capable of comprehending Kelly. If we are not the result of Evolution from lower lifeforms over millions of years then what did we come from? That's the question that has been asked in this thread and the question that you have failed to answer.
I believe it to be true, but in a limited fashion.
Kelly
Provide a viable scientific alternative or just quit while only most people think you are full of crap.
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by whodeyLook, you said it yourself. The BIG BANG WAS THE ORIGIN OF EVERYTHING! That means it doesn't require a precursor, because, by definition, there was nothing, not even time, before it!!!!
No requirment for any precursor? How can an entity of any kind have no requirement for a precursor? Can you provide an example? That is of coarse if you think that the BB was the origin of everything.
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by scottishinnzWhat I said was science points to the BB as the origin of everything and it is my belief that the precursor to such an event was God himself.
Look, you said it yourself. The BIG BANG WAS THE ORIGIN OF [b]EVERYTHING! That means it doesn't require a precursor, because, by definition, there was nothing, not even time, before it!!!![/b]
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by whodeyAbsolutely, but do remember that what you have is a belief, for which there can be no proof. It's just as rational, and more parsimonious, to believe there was nothing pre-big bang.
What I said was science points to the BB as the origin of everything and it is my belief that the precursor to such an event was God himself.
29 Oct 06
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Originally posted by scottishinnzWhatever you believe to be present or not present pre-BB is nothing more than a belief and it is not based upon science. It matters little whether you believe in God or not.
Absolutely, but do remember that what you have is a belief, for which there can be no proof. It's just as rational, and more parsimonious, to believe there was nothing pre-big bang.
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by whodeyYou really are thick sometimes (well, all the time actually). If the BB was the start of all matter then there couldn't have been anything before. That's called logic; look it up - logic.
Whatever you believe to be present or not present pre-BB is nothing more than a belief and it is not based upon science. It matters little whether you believe in God or not.
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by telerionWell, God done it and is doing it is what I believe.
I haven't debated with you in a long time. Given that you guys have no other mechanism than magic, I think the whole discussion is a non-starter. Nevertheless, I show up now and then to prod some of you to offer original or novel ideas.
Edit: No offense to you, KJ. Your faith is your own to choose of course. However, 'God just done it somehow or oth ...[text shortened]... flood altered all the laws of physics just so . . .etc.' just isn't very interesting to me.
The laws of physics are simply set in motion by God, I'm not sure
what you mean about them getting changed, they are what they are.
Kelly
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by scottishinnzSo all matter just burst out of thin air? And he calls me thick. LOL
You really are thick sometimes (well, all the time actually). If the BB was the start of all matter then there couldn't have been anything before. That's called [b]logic; look it up - logic.[/b]
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by KellyJayI'm talking about how you use Noah's Flood to claim that decay rates were much faster in the past, to account for the very low oxygen content in old rocks, and to explain away the ordering of the fossil record. Sometimes it seems that Creationists believe that any law of physics can be altered with enough water.
Well, God done it and is doing it is what I believe.
The laws of physics are simply set in motion by God, I'm not sure
what you mean about them getting changed, they are what they are.
Kelly
29 Oct 06
Originally posted by telerionMy claims are we don't now what the rates really are for the older
I'm talking about how you use Noah's Flood to claim that decay rates were much faster in the past, to account for the very low oxygen content in old rocks, and to explain away the ordering of the fossil record. Sometimes it seems that Creationists believe that any law of physics can be altered with enough water.
things. We cannot compare them to anything we know is a billion
years old, which is true of all of our dating methods for things that
show up that old or older. It isn't that I know the rates changes, it is
that we don't know. If something did alter the rates on some things
and not others that too is beyond our knowledge at this time.
Kelly